Deficits: Plenty Of Blame To Go Around
I get a kick out of the blame-Bush-for-everything crowd, especially when it comes to the deficit.
Warsaw Schools Reviewing All Employees' Pay
Warsaw School Board will review salaries and wages for all Warsaw Community School Corp. employees at its March 20 public work session.Some employees and their families are speaking up that it’s about time.
Union Members Hold Town Hall over Right to Work
Mostly local union members filled a banquet room at the Ramada Plaza in Warsaw Sunday afternoon for what organizers called a town hall meeting concerning pending Right To Work legislation.
Balance Of Power Unbalanced
I am not a big fan of Ted Cruz.
BOW Waives Sewer Bill For Property That Owner, City Didn't Know Was Hooked Into System
After hearing an appeal from Mary Marsillett, the Board of Public Works and Safety Friday waived her $2,000-plus sewer bill for the last six years.
Buller Wears Many Hats At WCS
Doug Buller isn't just the principal at Warsaw Christian School.
Teel Powers Valley Spikers Past Triton
BOURBON — The Triton volleyball team eventually found a way to slow Tippecanoe Valley senior Caylie Teel, but it was just too late Thursday night in Bourbon.
Wagon Wheel Changes Name, Logo & Leadership As It Continues To Grow
Known for decades simply as the Wagon Wheel Theatre, the Warsaw venue now has a new name, new logo and a change in leadership.
Theory Of A Deadman Kicks Off Tour In Warsaw
Theory of a Deadman kicks off its 2012 tour Wednesday at the Kosciusko County Fair.It’s also the day before the one-year anniversary of the release of the rock band’s last album. “The Truth Is” was released July 12, 2011.
Cerulean Bringing Concert Series To Winona
WINONA LAKE – Cerulean Restaurant in Winona Lake is teaming up with Ignition Garage in Goshen for a summer concert series that music lovers and food connoisseurs should enjoy.
Squires Fall In Final Appearance At Weeks Gym
Donald S. Weeks Gymnasium has not been very kind to the Manchester High School boys basketball team in recent memory. Their tenants, Columbia City, have not been nice either. The Squires have not beaten the host Eagles on their court since Dec. 20, 1997. With Tuesday night marking their final time playing at Weeks Gym, Manchester wanted to end that streak with a big win.
Warriors Hope To Avoid Injuries This Year
SYRACUSE – In more ways than one, the Wawasee Warriors are in better shape than they were at this time last season.
Pumped Up: What's In Your Pre-game Playlist?
Sports and music are two of my greatest passions.
Life, Sports Aren't Always Fair
Everyday, somewhere, something happens that reminds us that life is not fair.
Rebuilding Culture
So this time of year, and again in November and March, we hear the leadership of high school, college and professional sports teams who have not been successful use the catch phrase “change the culture”. What they mean by that is simple to explain and understand, but much harder to accomplish. The ‘culture’ being referred to is the underlying work ethic and team chemistry inside the lockeroom. It’s what almost no one else sees or experiences until we see the results of it on the field of play.
The Bane Of Bain
Comes now the Obama campaign with the latest accusations against Mitt Romney – the GOP presidential candidate is a liar and a felon.
Lancers Suffer First Defeat Of Season To Fire
Grace’s record-setting start to the season came to a halt on Tuesday. The Lancers’ men’s basketball team lost for the first time this season, falling at the hands of Southeastern (Fla.) 78-76.
